We have a new picture on the side of our shop! Thanks @frankstoncity and @janine_divatmd and @charles_phat1tmd for making our shop look awesome and the sentiment behind your art!
Our friend Lachie had his car and all his gear stolen a few days ago, it makes it a rough Christmas when you have to surf in board shorts on Christmas day. So if you see his car registration number YGV982 or someone tries to sell you his board, please give the police a call.
Custom flames by Phil on two new grom sleds for Max & Sophie Wilkinson ๐ฅ @ Trigger Brothers Point Leo โ at Trigger Brothers Point Leo https://t.co/uwcTngbRcu
The menโs Anon M4 goggle offers the most precise helmet-to-goggle fit with maximum field of vision, SONAR by ZEISS clarity, powerful magnetic lens retention, and the unprecedented versatility to switch between toric and cylindrical lenses. https://t.co/SB8fJRkxcj
Itโs been a great weekend of waves in the Bay. @simontrigger & @dossington captured by Phil. Our Point Leo Cup Weekend Surf Sale still on till tomorrow.
One of the first ever snowboards in Australia. A 1982 @burtonsnowboards still in mint condition with the original box sent from the USA. Gail Couper(surfing legend) took it to Perisher in 1982 but they wouldnโt sell her a ticket because it wasnโt skis and didnโt have a brake.
As a follow up to the Go Fund Me page for Theo Roach Trigger Bros. Surfboards will be donating the proceeds of a custom built surfboard to the cause. Any size board from Shortboard to a Mal. You... https://t.co/oFLgSa9y5n
The boards we made & donated to @fightmnd are now up for auction online. Link on our profile.
Many thanks to all our friends who helped, our Point Leo team Alan Francis & John Jolly, @burfordblanks @4dsurfboards... https://t.co/Cjsqzm6Iwq
The boards we made & donated to @fightmnd are now up for auction online. Link on our profile.
Many thanks to all our friends who helped, our Point Leo team Alan Francis & John Jolly, @burfordblanks @4dsurfboards... https://t.co/J3mdmfnK0B
There are a few tips to launching a boat at Shoreham. Don't do it at high tide when there is any swell, always ask the local ranger Pete Wilko for advice. Pete helped retrieve the boat later that night on the low tide. Pics by team rider Anton.